How about working in New Zealand?

question 1: how to work in new Zealand? High morale? Ok, let me tell you the method.

The first step is to learn English well and get an IELTS score of 6.

Part II, ask New Zealand employers to guarantee that you will go to New Zealand, and your skills should be in the occupations that are in short supply in New Zealand. If you don't have any skills, you can only study a major that is in short supply by studying abroad and stay in New Zealand after graduation.

Come on, I may go to New Zealand next year.

Question 2: How about working in New Zealand? In my impression, New Zealand doesn't seem to have this kind of visa, and the working holiday visa grabs hundreds of places every year. If there is such a good visa, who will rob the Working holiday visa? Don't be fooled.

question 3: how about working in new Zealand? hello! Working Holiday Visa, that is, working holiday visa, allows travelers to travel while working in the visa-issuing country for the purpose of subsidizing travel expenses, which is used to encourage citizens of both countries to travel and cultural exchanges. At present, only New Zealand has opened this visa category to the mainland of China. It is reported that in 213, the number of New Zealand Working Holiday visas was opened in September, and there are 1, such visas every year, which provide young people aged 18-3 (including 3 years old) with the opportunity to travel abroad and gain valuable experience at the same time, and they can also participate in short-term (within 3 months) study. The visa is valid for one year, and you must enter the country within one year after the visa is granted.

New Zealand is an immigrant country, so people are encouraged to travel while working to learn about New Zealand before choosing to settle or study in New Zealand, so as to reduce the blindness of immigrants. New Zealand * * * stipulates that the minimum wage is NZ $12.5 per hour, NZ $1 after tax deduction, and the net income is NZ $4 based on 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. If you are willing to suffer, you can work longer hours and earn more than that. However, Liang Lanai reminded: "You can do any job, but you can't work for each employer for more than three months, so most of them are temporary jobs. It is best to have a skill, so you can find a job with higher income."

Requirements for applying for a working holiday visa

1. The age is between 18 and 3, and the children will not accompany them during the trip;

2. You must hold a valid passport issued by the People's Republic of China;

3. The main purpose of going abroad is to travel;

4. Living expenses must be no less than NZ $4,2 during the tour;

5. Meet the requirements of physical examination and character;

6. Meet basic English requirements;

7. Applicants should have a high school education or above.

Question 4: What are the requirements for working in New Zealand? How is the treatment there? It's just a small country on holiday, which is suitable for providing for the aged. The rhythm is very cute. Now I have a New Zealand working holiday visa. One year, I need IELTS 5.5 points. What's the deposit? I forgot < P > Question 5: How about working in New Zealand now? Do you earn money? In my impression, New Zealand seems to have this kind of visa, and the Working holiday visa grabs hundreds of places every year. If you have such a good visa, who will rob the Working Holiday Visa? Don't be fooled.

Question 6: How much does New Zealand earn a year? If it is full-time, the minimum wage, such as service industry and marketing without commission, is almost 35 thousand a year.

The average salary was 58, last year.

for management positions, it ranges from about 36, to 12,.

This is the annual salary, SGD

Question 7: How about New Zealand? How about China people working there? Why do they go to other countries?

question 8: have you ever been to new Zealand to work? How to work? How much do you earn and how many hours do you work? No

Question 9: How much can I earn by working in New Zealand? New Zealand pays weekly salary every month. The minimum hourly wage is NZ $15.75. After tax deduction, it is almost NZ $13 for one hour and almost 4 hours a week. < P > Question 1: What kind of jobs in New Zealand are highly paid? The stable working places that ordinary international students can find are all manual work places such as restaurant construction sites, which are basically the minimum wage. Many Chinese bosses even pay less than the minimum wage.

However, some foreign students with skills, mainly those who have already worked in China and have skills, can find some jobs with an hourly salary of more than NZ $2 with their skills. The main purpose of these foreign students is to emigrate, which is the biggest competitor of ordinary fresh international students (in fact, most of them can't compete with them).